Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-02-11

| DIR. Bonham's ad and sidehead local will
| attract your attention this week. The much
dreaded extraction of teeth has been over
come. Read what he says.
| James Moore lost two fine cows this week
the disease not known. They were in good
condition and about to calve. Was it Pleuro-
Pneumonia? Who will answer
| Hon. D. w. Stearns and wife returned home
| from an extended visit east Wednesday even
| ing Their Oakland home We believe is dear
er TO them than anyone seen on theirtrip.
REV. W. REoUA, Baptist church, Aurora
| ILL.,, says that Gilmore's Aromatic Vino is
household remedy an that no family should
| DC without it, For sale at Marsters drug
store,
A Drain Echo correspondent says that
certain firms cattle sis dying at rapid rate
| of speed. This is very fast work, and we hope
that the weather will moderate at a "rapid
rate Of speed.
WILLIS L. ccLyER of Pavilion. N. Y, says
that Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir cured him
OF a long standing Throat and Lung trouble.
For sale at M.rsters drug store.
The snow beg an to disappear under the
melting rays of our Oregon sun last Monday,
and now but little remains 10 remind us that
we did have snow in Southern Oregon.
The Dram Echo "Rambler" rambled con-
siderbly on some points last week. Some Of
his ramblings were quite inconsideratc, and
very far from what the facts in the case would
justify.
The DeMoss concert will be held In the
Presbyterian church Saturday evening Feb.
10Th. Price of admission 5octs. and 35cts.
Let everyone patronize this musicale of the
DeMoss family
| The DeMoss institute just closed Wednes-
day evening in this city, was success. They
teach more real music science, aad in such a
simple, yet thorough manner, than anyone has
yet donein this country.
| The lecture at the Methodist church last
night by Rev. l. d. Driver, upon the subject
Position, Power and Influence of Women;"
was an able and logical effort. No synopsis
can do justice 10 the speakers close reasoning.
-Oregonian.
Kew. u. N. Bonham and wife, parents of
DR.. Bonham the dentist, are now in our
town and are thinking of becoming permanent
residents. Rev. Mr.. Bonham is a minister in
the Cumberland Presbyterian church. You
are welcome to our midst.
Master Nathan Fullerton when coasting
the other day ran into the fence, and sympa.
thetically pressed his brow against Ix4
fence plank, and left ga scar that never left a
wound" on the plank. He is now laying up
for repairs. George BusheY likewise.
GIVE MEAN YOU" when we say every
body can get more for his money at ]. Jasku-
lexis than at any other house in Oregon. He
offers great bargains from a solid gold watch
and chain down to a five cent tin pan, 60 and
see him and make him prove his assertions.
Last Monday evening the many friends Of
Cole Stanton rendered him a surprise party
the occasion being his eleventh birthday.
About forty children were present. The even
ing was spent in playing games. after which
sumptuous supper was spread to which the
young folks did ample justice.
We rejoice TO see the much needed improve
ments at the depot. The entire building is
being remodeled with rustic, and when the
painting is done, it will be a neat, but small
house. One more waiting room should be
attached by all means. But ''sulall favors are
thankfully received and larger ones in proper
ton. :"
w. B. Taylor LETT for Gervlas Thursday
morning to visit his mother and friends. He
will come to Salem next Wednesday and at
tend the Temperance Alliance. B. F. Ramp
and Bid Fisher will go down next week as
delegates also. Ramp, Taylor and Fisher
make strong anti whiskey team.
We were much pleased to hear that our old
friend T. S. Roadman was elected district
attorney of Lincoln county w. T. Hon. ].
c. Fullerton saw him in Portland recently,
and he sent his freinds here his regards. We
should be as glad TO see T. S. Roadman's ulti-
mate success as any man whom we know.
Regards to you ct al.
DIR. Pilkington writes us from Port
land that on account of the storm he has
postponed his next visit till next Friday
Feb. 18th. He earnestly desires that all per-
sons who wish to consult him would do so at
his next visit as his office is so crowded with
applicants for treatment that he will not be
able 10 visit here with the frequency OF the
past year.
i We have great confidence in the future and
popularity Of the Knights of Labor Grand
March. 1t has the true ring and will in
short time become popular by young and old
musicians, and will no doubt be welcomed by
no one more than by the members OF the X.
Of L. order, as ii is dedicated to their noble
and able leader, T. V. Powderly. Price 40
cts, duet so cts. Ign. Fischer, publisher,
Toledo, O..
/ The signal service Observer reports 3, 80 in
ches Of precipitation to date (Ioth) and the
average February Precipitation 4.56 inches
Total depth ofthe snow fall unmelted, that
fell during the snow storm of last week, as
inches. Lowest temperature during cold
weather Of last week, = above zero or 25' be-
low the freezing point, occurred on Saturday
morning. Lowest temperature recorded here
in past 10 years, 3.'5 above zero on February
18th 1884.
The postal law makes it larceny to take a
newspaper and refuse to pay for it. A news
paper in Illinois recently brought suit against
forty-three men who would not pay their sub
scriptions, and obtained judgment for the full
amount Of the claim OF these, twenty.eighr
men made affidavit that he owned no more
property than the law allowed them, thus
preventing attachments. Then they, under
the decision of the supreme court, were ar
rested for petty larceny, and bound over in
the sum of $3oo each All but six gave
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